Hafiz Khan raised to 2,500 under the gun, Ondrej Vinklarek called in early position and Nick Yunis three-bet to 7,000 in the hijack seat. Khan folded but Vinklarek made the call. The flop was 
and Vinkyy check-folded to a 3,900 Yunis bet.
Ondrej Vinklarek, 117000
Nick Yunis, 234000
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Irishman O'Shea was sent some poker advice from his other half this morning, much to the amusement of his table. The PokerStars Blog spoke with him at the break, click through the link here.
Team PokerStars Pro Angel Guillen just doubled up again and is now over 100,000 in chips. On a board of 
, JC Alvarado put Guillen all in and Guillen quickly called with the 
for top pair, top kicker. Alvarado couldn't beat it and Guillen is now in six figures.
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Farice Soulier doesn't lose many races, just ask Fatima Moreira de Melo.
The Team PokerStars SportStar opened to 2,200 from the cut-off and was called by the button before Fabrice Soulier three-bet to 10,600 from the small blind.
Moreira de Melo tanked before four-bet shoving for 53,500. The button folded but Soulier pretty much snap called.
Moreira de Melo: 
Farice Soulier:
The board ran 
to counterfeit Moreira de Melo's pair, and she was out.
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Phil Ivey raised from middle position to 2,300. The small blind called and then Maksim Kolosov called from the big blind. After the 
flop, the small blind checked and Kolosov moved all in for 16,700. Ivey made the call and the other player folded.
Ivey showed the 
for middle pair with a king kicker. Kolosov was all in with a weaker 
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came on the turn and the 
on the river. Kolosov nailed a gutshot straight on the river to double up and knock Ivey down to 48,000 in chips.
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Griffin Benger shares his birthday with another great poker authority - Pokernews very own, intrepid reporter, Frank Op de Woerd. Op de Woerd had his birthday celebration last night while Benger has decided to have his on the felt. Here he is getting a little present from the poker Gods.
There was a raise and two callers before Benger also called in the big blind. The flop came down 
, Benger bet 5,000 and only Team PokerStars Pro Vanessa Rousso made the call. The turn was the 
and Benger moved all-in for 18,000 and after a long dwell Rousso called.
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So Benger needed a seven or a deuce, for his birthday present, and the dealer provided it with the 
on the river.
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Jose Angel Latorre has just put EPT Prague winner Martin FInger in a tough spot. After what seemed to be a little pre flop raising war, Latorre moved all-in leaving Finger with a decision for the majority of his chips. After a long period in the tank Finger finally folded and now has 42,000 chips.
Latorre kindly showed him 
and Finger revealed that he had 
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We just caught team PokerStars Pro, Daniel Negreanu, shaking hands with his table mates as he left the table. We didn't see the hand as it happened but this is what were told.
Marc Zaicik raised to 2,200, Timofey Kuznetsov three-bet to 8,000 and Daniel Negreanu moved all-in for 27,300 in the big blind. Zaicik folded but Kuznetsov made the call.
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Board: 
Kuznetsov stayed ahead until the death, and now has 160,000 chips and the boast of a Negreanu scalp.
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We have reached the second break of the day. While we wait 15-minutes for the players to come back, take a look at what the other half of our PokerNews Live Reporting crew are up to in the Philippines for the PokerStars.net Asia Pacific Poker Tour.
